>> yeah, we've got terry duffy here, president of the cme group. ahead, terry. >> t.j., i subscribe to what you're saying. i think you're absolutely correct. my concern is something very similar, where 50% of the people that live in this country pay nothing, and that is a big concern. i think this country would be much better off if we all paid a little bit. how do you feel about distributing the income throughout the system and not just having the wealthy pay all of the taxes? because that's exactly what's going on today. >> i'm really -- i really have never thought about the lower end. first of all, you know, romney made a mistake. i think it cost him the election, where he said there's 47% of the people who aren't going to hear, because in effect, they're taking a free ride. i don't believe that. i think americans still want to work. they want to pay their own way. i believe there's a pride in being an american. that wants independence and doesn't want to be awa ward of e government. i never begrudge the fact that some people can't pay taxes, ca

and also the head of the chicago mercantile exchange, terry duffy, getting his take on the soft stock market, the fed, bank regulations and a lot more coming up. >> so many moving parts and pieces. we'll get terry's take on that. >>> and the new buzzword in silicon valley. wearable tech. i mean, there's google glass. and now, apple appears to be gearing up to make a big push into this area based on some new key hires that they have made. but some are doubting that people will actually wear wearable -- would you wear -- how about google glass? >> i think for me, i feel like it might be too much going on. >> i agree. that, or the smartwatch. not many people wear watches anymore to begin with, right? >> i know. it's true. >> we have a lot coming up on that, taking a closer look at wearable tech on today's program. >> really interesting. >>> let's check where we stand in the final hour as we approach the final stretch of the dow jones industrials average, up pretty steady the last hour or so. up about 36 points, about .25% higher. the nasdaq higher today, big move in technology, one of th

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